Provide your name, major, year in school (sophomore, junior, etc).
Ivy, Communication Design, junior
Tell us a bit about your background and what prompted you to take this class.
I've used VS before for Digital Game Design and I'm interested in visual design for screen and web page. I take this class because it's mandatory and also it's cs related
Do you have any experience with HTML/CSS/JS? If so, tell us a bit about it.
I've only tried HTML a little bit in Typography I.
Name one thing you hope to learn in this class.
I guess I want to learn the basic algorithm about how the back-end works to create a web page.
Name one way you expect designing for screen to be different from designing for paper.
It has more user-flexibility that user has more freedom to enjoy the thing I built.
Provide a link to a website you think exemplifies effective design. Explain your choice.
Here's the link: Link to doordash It's the website for doordash. I found it exemplifies effective design because it doesn't have a tons of clickable actions on its landing page. The user could easily get focus on the task. Also, the color pallete feels clean and food-oriented.
Provide a link to a website you think exemplifies effective communication. Explain your choice.
Here's the link: Link to nytimes I think New York Times website shows effective communication because it's a massive-information-gathered website where people with all kinds of infographics will come and find things they needed and interested. It's a challenging work to make every clear and effective. It uses different sizes, values of types to establish a clear hierarchy and separate every topics in the most minimal and easy-understanding way.
Provide a link to a website you think works well. Explain your choice.
Here's the link: Link to koreanair. Among all of the ariline companies, I love Korean Airline's web page the most. They have the cleanest and the most straight-forward visual and user flow.